21 Savage Expresses Regret To Future After Making Indirect Comments, Stating, ‘I Should Have Called You First’

After urging Gunna and Young Thug to reconcile, 21 Savage indicated his willingness to make amends himself. On Wednesday night (Dec. 17), the rapper apologized to Future after appearing to reference him on X.

“[Future], I apologize, my brother, I should [have] called you first… Us!!!” Savage tweeted. In response, the “Mask Off” artist acknowledged, “[21 Savage], [you] my lil brother for infinity. US, [Zone] 6.”

Big Bank later shared a screenshot of their video call on FaceTime.

Earlier that day, Savage tweeted—and subsequently deleted—“DA REALEST IN IT,” followed by “The biggest change of all time.” These posts came after Future shared, “DA BIGGEST N DIS S**T” on Tuesday (Dec. 16).

The details behind Savage and Future’s disagreement remain unclear, particularly since the “X” collaborators engage with many of the same artists, including Thug, Metro Boomin, and previously, Drake.

Regardless, they seem to have resolved their issues.

@1future I apologize my brother I should of called you first…Us!!!

— Saint Laurent Don (@21savage) December 18, 2025

@21savage u my lil brother for infinity. US 6

— FUTURE/FREEBANDZ (@1future) December 18, 2025

DA BIGGEST N DIS $HiT 🦅

— FUTURE/FREEBANDZ (@1future) December 16, 2025

It is also notable that Savage was quite active on social media Wednesday. In addition to encouraging Gunna and Thugger to make peace, he tweeted about Lil Baby, Quavo, Offset, and QC’s Pierre “P” Thomas.

“[Lil Baby], you one of the realest young n**gas out this s**t. Admit Slime was moving the goalpost, and we was standing behind him cuz we love him, my brother,” Savage stated in one tweet. In another, he mentioned, “[Quavo and Offset], y’all n**gas tell the world I put y’all on group text and told y’all squash it before it even got far. N**ga if y’all was still together, y’all would be unstoppable.”

@gunna @youngthug
Yall niggas fix that shit yall love each other nigga you knew gunna wasn’t no gangster when he told the first time and we swept it under the rug for you you know he wasn’t tryna leave you to hang nigga fuck the streets we ain’t get shit but trauma from that…

— Saint Laurent Don (@21savage) December 17, 2025

@whamcbfw4 you one of the realest young niggas out this shit admit slime was moving the goal post and we was standing behind him cuz we love him my brother

— Saint Laurent Don (@21savage) December 17, 2025

@QuavoStuntin @offset yall niggas tell the world I put yall on group text and told yall squash it before it even got far nigga if yall was still together yall would be unstoppable

— Saint Laurent Don (@21savage) December 17, 2025

@qcp I told you to your face you did wrong at the party but I never bashed you on the internet cuz it would of made the city look bad cuz you was putting all the young niggas and that would of fucked the money up

— Saint Laurent Don (@21savage) December 17, 2025

On Friday (Dec. 12), Savage released his surprise fourth studio album, WHAT HAPPENED TO THE STREETS? The album features collaborations with Latto, who appeared to confirm their relationship on “POP IT,” as well as Drake, GloRilla, Young Nudy, and others.